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There is a question at
http://www.amibroker.com/library/detail.php?id=166
by John Ingle
Really a question:
Don't know the first thing about coding, though if I wanted to get an
earlier indication of when the pattern finished: say 1 day after
would I change: The last shoulder should be less than back=50 days
ago and the distance between shoulders should be less than inter=100
days.
The =50 to =1 to accomplish what I am asking? Also are there any
advantages or disadvantages to doing this? I am trying to buy
opportunities a little sooner.
Thanks
John,
the H&S pattern recognition has, among the others, a
condition "endt1>LastValue(x)-back" in Filter1.
It means, the last shoulder peak should occur within the last back=50
bars.
It was placed there to study only recent H&S patterns and will
recognize them not only for 50 but for a n y # from 1 to 50.
If you want to change it, increase it to catch older H&S, do not
decrease it because you will loose some formations.
On the other side, the whole study is based on Peak() function. A
peak is recognised as a peak some bars later, or, to be more
specific, as soon as H values loose more than per=5%. It takes often
more than 1 bar. If you ask back=1, you will probably loose all H&S
formations.
Dimitris Tsokakis
PS. It would be better to ask questions here, I do not visit AFL
library everyday...
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